Who should use the Querying and Reporting XML Service (QRXS)?
The QRXS interface is ideal for large volume queriers and reporters and Proactive Disclosure Service Prototype (PDS) subscribers, who use their own transaction processing systems and want to interface those systems with the Data Banks. The QRXS is similar to the Interface Control Document (ICD) Transfer Program (ITP) interface, but uses eXtensible Markup Language (XML) as the file format for submissions and responses. XML provides the advantage of verifying the reporting format without having to submit transactions and wait for validation responses from the Data Banks system. Also, the XML technology enables a more flexible interface that is changed more easily than the ITP, if report, querying, or PDS (24/7 notification) formats change. Queries and PDS (24/7 notification) enrollments submitted through the QRXS are validated instantly with a query or PDS (24/7 notification) confirmation. The confirmation contains the batch Data Bank Document Control Number (DCN), the practitioner infor
Related Questions
- How can we find out if our Querying and Reporting XML Service (QRXS) report submission file(s) were received, and how long should we wait for a response file?
- How long is a Querying and Reporting XML Service (QRXS) report response file available for download?
- How can we test our Querying and Reporting XML Service (QRXS) eXtensible Markup Language (XML) files?
